General Electric Pipe Or Manifold

This pipe manifold assembly routes gas from the supply to the cooktop burners so the range's burners get a steady, metered fuel feed for normal flame operation. It replaces a damaged or leaking manifold to restore safe gas delivery. What it does

• Distributes incoming gas to the individual burner valves for proper burner operation
• Helps maintain consistent burner flames and reliable ignition
• Stops gas leaks when a cracked or corroded manifold is replaced
• Addresses symptoms such as a persistent gas smell near the cooktop, burners that won't light, or uneven flame at one or more burners

• One pipe manifold assembly

• Turn off gas supply and electrical power to the appliance before beginning work
• Recommended for experienced DIYers comfortable with gas fittings
• Use proper gaskets/seals and tighten fittings per manufacturer torque guidance; always perform a leak test after installation
• Inspect adjacent valves, lines, and connections for damage while replacing the manifold

This pipe manifold assembly routes gas from the regulator to the cooktop burners for consistent fuel delivery and proper burner operation. It replaces a damaged or leaking manifold to restore safe, even burner flames. What it does:

• Distributes gas to each burner so burners can ignite and maintain flame
• Stops common issues like weak or no flame when manifold passages are blocked or damaged
• Helps eliminate gas leaks caused by cracked or corroded manifold tubing
• Works with the cooktop's valves and orifices to ensure correct fuel flow to burners

• One pipe manifold assembly

• Turn off the gas supply and power to the appliance before starting any work
• Inspect gaskets, fittings and orifices for wear and replace as needed
• Tighten all fittings to manufacturer torque specifications and test for leaks with soapy water or a gas leak detector